Not positive, but I think if you were to switch to "Dynamic" session store,
then it won't load the sessions from disk at startup, but instead will leave
them in files and load them into memory only as needed. So that might speed
things up.
- Geoff
> -Original Message-
> From: Aaron Held
I have a production webware site that I shut down once a month
for some maintainence on the database site.
The startups are taking a very long time.
Turns out that the delay is the system taking time to reload the
session data that it previously saved to disk. I have anywhere
from 1-20 sessions
